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My Baby suffering from jaundice.
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Good day,
My baby girl was born on 2nd June 2019 she is suffering from little jaundice symptoms also. During night hours she is also passing stool comparatively to day time. During hospital stay she was passing a lot of liquid stool during first two day of her birth pediatrics examined her n advised it is normal with little jaundice symptoms.
Please advise.
Siddhant Gupta.
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Dear parents,
Every baby develop jaundice from 3rd day onwards, increases till 5thday &decreases upto 8thday.
Baby can pass stool as many times as she feed.
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Dr. Harit Bansal
Pediatrician
17 yrs exp
Sonipat
Don’t worry its normal get a serum bilrubin tested
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Dr. Niti Agrawal
Pediatrician
28 yrs exp
Delhi
Little jaundice is normal at this age
U can get Serum bilirubin tested with advice of your Paediatrician
Frequent passage of stools is also normal in newborns unless baby is passing urine well & is active .The reason being newborns don’t have proper stools holding power
It’s more so when baby is awake & taking frequent feeds usually it’s so at night in initial days
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